Celebrate Winter with SnowDay on the Waterfront

The City of Thunder Bay is inviting all citizens to spend some time outside experiencing the best of winter at SnowDay on the Waterfront, set for Family Day, Monday, February 20, from 12 – 5 pm.

“SnowDay has a variety of winter art and recreation activities that are free for the community to come and explore,” said Ash Young, Cultural Development & Events supervisor. “The snow sculptures are at the heart of SnowDay. This year, we’re pleased to have eight teams carving all weekend. Each team brings a unique vision of this year’s theme, Canada 150. Be sure to come down and vote for your favourite for the People’s Choice Award.”

Highlights of the SnowDay 2017 program include:

An all ages Rail Jam Competition organized by Loch Lomond Ski Area

Snow carving with Willow Springs Creative Centre

Winter science with Science North

Path of the Paddles Wild Winter Canoe Race

Ice Fishing with Ontario Federation of Anglers & Hunters

Snow Tennis with Thunder Bay Community Tennis Centre

Pottery and Quilting Demonstrations in the Baggage Building Arts Centre

Skating Party with LU Radio

Bannock making with the Thunder Bay Indian Friendship Centre

Eric The Juggler and Mackinley’s Delusions performing throughout the park

Activities from ParticipACTION 150 Playlist

Snowboarding for the little ones at Snowboard Ontario’s Riglet Park

Snowshoeing, kicksledding, and other winter sports

Food and beverages will be available onsite including the annual Chili Cook-Off in support of Empty Bowls Caring Hearts featuring chili from local restaurants to taste and cast your vote for Thunder Bay’s Favourite Chili.